Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-08
EDITORIAL NOTES.

An CANI-AA@t s,ockmen "Keep your brand oa the other fellows cali.
 The first fatar' sunstrokes, boating accidents and bathing tragedies nave come promptly up to schedule tune.
 Dale B. Graham, Pittsburg journal isl, was one of the victims of the Horse
 Shoe bend disaster on the Pennsylvania
 railroad.
 The Tombstone Prospector oop'ed aur repor, of the grand lodge Knights of Py,hias and gave the credit to onr contemporary.
 Innoculation, as means ot prevent inc the spread of plcuro-pneumonia' has been thoroughly tested in England ana pronounced failure
 P. Bolan, of Graham, ana l. h. Orme, of Maricopa county, have been
 appointed members of the terri'ofiai
 board of equalization.
 Prescott sends thousands ot dollars every year 10 California for fruits and other products which should be kept Tn circulation m this territory.
 A Tucson saloon-keeper advertises cyclones on draught" The average Tucson whisky always makes man feel as if be had been monkeying with the . business end of a cyclone.
 Herbert Penney, very brilliant writer, whom our people remember very kindly from his visit to Prescott, during the last session of the legislature, has the edi- .ori.l charge of the Tucson Citi,en.
 We are informed by gentleman who is well posted politically. and who has means of getting information from the inside" that if a Prescott man IS aP- pointed as register of the land office, bis name will be John A. Rush.
 The Rocky Mountain Mining Review says that it is no longer secret that the Midland railroad, of Colorado, has been absorbed by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. the most powerful como'na- to. vest of the Missouri
 Extradition papers have been issued Tor Wm. K Rogers, alias wm- Kissane. he wealthy Sonoma county farmer, who was such a terrible bad man great many yeais ago Kissane's neighbors are extremely bitter against what they call hls persecution
 The Florence Enterprise very cor -ectIy says that the valley of the Gila' including the Salt river valley, from Flor .nce to Yuma, should not only supply | Ill the Arizona demand for fruits, veget- Ibles and cereals, but it is capable of producing enough to create a large ex- ,ort trade.
 Hon. Chas. NJ. Strauss, superlntend- .nt of public instruction, has returned rom his trip up north The schools of favap.i county he found Tn flourish ng condition, and what seems to please Straus most of all IS he fact that all of the county superIn- endents of schools are much nte,ested n pubIic education. and eater heartily n,o all reformatory measures.-Star.
 The great war ship built under the anne Renown, by Messrs. Armstrong, ii,chell < Company, for :he British .avy, was launched recently and named he Victoria, m honor of the queens ftieth year of reign. Her length IS ,ree hundred and forty feet, breadth evenly feet, mean draught twenty-six ,et nine inches, displacement ten thous- nd five hundred tens, and horse power 1000.
 A San Francisco dispatch, dated June |, says: "G. $. Erb. of Salt Lake City, as just returned from Ensenada, Lower alifornia. He reports that the Mex an government has granted franchIse nd also a sufficient subsidy, for the of a railroad from Ensen- Ia to Yuma, Arizona Work on the 'ad will begin at once The steamship ,mpany is also reported about to build harves and run steamers to Ensenada. The star of the Magii, or, as 1t is com only called, the star of Bethlehem, , hose temperance this year has been r by the astronomers, IS reported {
 have been sighted May a5d by Pro l ssor Klein, of Hartford. Ky. It IS ( lite brilliant, and IS now in the north r est heavens It is said that when at u , zenith i, possesses such magnitude l d briIliancy as to be plainly visible at t, id-day l. was las; seen m I572. u Some ore has taken the trouble to find h V far farmer has 10 ~alk to put in and n attend forty acres of corn. It IS \ ured up as follows: To plow the n ,und with a sixteen inch plow, he trav- a
 three hundred and fifty miles; to W TOW the ground thoroughly before .n.ing. he wlli have to walk fifty les; to cultivate he will have te walk ee hundred miles. making a grand tt al oi seven hundred miles besides the ol .hering. Captain Hussey, special officer at Gas n, Garden, New York. who was the hero bl
 the celebrated "Mulligan Guard" ps ,g. wac shot by Policeman Hahn A , days ago and IS likely 10 die. Illus Ii 's head, face and body is network scars, caused 5y bullnts, clubs and hf fe wounds at the hands Of the New Tn rk nolice, as when drinking he IS nr Y ohs,reperous, and being an athletic Pe